PART 4!!! How to Use MODERN POKER THEORY - $25,000 Buy-in Super High Roller!
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2024
- Part 4 is here in this series all about Modern Poker Theory in action from the recent GGPoker WSOP $25k Super High Roller Event. I really felt like I played my "A" game in this tournament and there's much to be learned as far as combining GTO and Exploiting. Part 4 focuses on Rebuy Strategy, Playing from the blinds, and a few battles against Dan Smith.
0:00 C-Betting an Ace Flop
0:45 Ace Queen Under the Gun
3:02 Rebuy Strategy
4:19 Late Stage Stragey Adjustments
5:03 3 Betting from the Big Blind
6:10 Blind vs Blind and Value Cutting
9:00 More on Value Raising and Cutting
9:38 Calling off vs Short Stacks
11:18 Defending the Big Blind
13:03 Button Raise
14:51 Blind vs Blind
17:42 Cutoff Raise
18:06 Pocket Aces
19:18 Ace King
20:13 Flatting from the Button
22:35 Another Hand vs Dan Smith
26:00 Under the Gun Raise
27:05 Ace Queen vs Bonomo
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This is a unique opportunity to watch the thought process of one of the greatest and finely developed poker minds of all time, at work.
And also, Daniel Negreanu is playing
@@DeezNuts-zy5ci bullshit this man is a genius, your just to stupid to understand
He really isn't very good online. I respect his tournament games and heads up, but he is so proud of himself here over shitty moves where he makes a out half of what he could have. I know he slow plays, but that's a waste of time. Again, he is awesome IRL and I love watching him. He is obviously awesome, but not built for online, and you know what? That's a good thing and I would trade places ANY DAY!!
Yes! Everyone that wants to get better at poker should watch and listen to him as much as possible!
@@DeezNuts-zy5ci clearly you don't know anything about poker
truly fascinating wachting him play…this is like a lesson by a world’s superstar by entirely for free! Man you rock!
@ Daniel Negrean▪️ cringe fake account, get a life
“Never gonna complain when you win the pot” is the best thought process. When I get a walk with AA I remind myself that if I always got a walk, I’d be the most profitable BB player of all time.
no you took that out of context. I think he said never complain about winning the pot with that shitty hand he had. It was one of the worst hands he plays
Impressive to see Daniel react exactly the same way for AA that he does with 8 7 off for example. He plays the table and the situation much more than he plays his cards.
Lol
Poker was never about playing your cards and if you thought it was, or ever thought it was you must be relatively new (first 2 or 3 years playing serious)
Even 15 years ago when I was 14 years old playing only house games it was never just playing your hand. You were reading the other players and betting patterns. Why would anyone play AA the same EVERY time. I played today and check called my AA to the river and I'm sure I got an extra 8-10 dollars out of it since the other two in the hand were blinds that checked it down to river. Only reason was because I hit a double up two hands prior off a reraise pre flop. Attention on me was high at the table. Raising or reraising again so soon would've had the blinds insta fold and only make like 1.50
Daniel on a whole nother level💯💯👍👍
AQ check behind on flop was pretty brilliant, only card he is really scared of is a King and if he doesn't have a king or exactly two hearts then he is dead to runner, runner,which was exactly the case. If he c bets the flop like 99% of people, guy just folds his J10 and negraneu wins nothing, instead he lets him catch up on turn and he ends up getting a turn bet and river call out of him. Just one example of why he is considered one of the greatest of all time.
irregardless isn't a word 3:42 😂 just breaking balls...thanks for the excellent content!
I wonder if DNegs would do us penny players a solid and play like .01/.02 NL for 30 mins to an hour and offer commentary on it like he does on these high stakes games? At least for me, it would be highly entertaining and educational. Love this series, learning tons! Thank you so much for doing these.
most players in microstakes are just so bad it's useless to make a "strategy" against them
@@hidude1354 Well, that's where I have to play right now so I'll take any help I can get!
@@JRF2k Why? Play 1/2
@@evanserickson he doesnt wanna risk $200 on a mistake or someone sucking out, he wants to learn while risking $20 and seeing if he can be consistently profitable before moving to the $1-$2 when he is in a better financial situation. Dont be a dick.
Theres no strategy in microstakes really, You always have players going all in, raising or calling with nothing for no reason. Microstakes is like playing roulette
6:43 now I respect this man even more..
Thank you Daniel for helping out those kids 🙏
These are the best poker vlogs ever. Thank you for the time and effort that went in to making this series. It has already made me a deeper thinker at the table. Especially in position where I am able to recognize MORE playable hands.
Everything you talked about with 77s on that river was something I never previously considered. Thank you
Daniel, thank you for the perspective and sharing your thought process verbally. It's kind of funny because many strategies you're verbalizing I play but never really considered. Thank you for articulating.
quick question. This was streaming live right? Was their any way for Daniel to make sure none of his opponents were watching his livestream?
This is the best poker content on youtube. Fun, instructive and exciting. That's the formula for success.
LOVE these videos! It's one thing to discuss theory, it's another to see it applied in real time situations
Daniel you don’t realise how much have learnt watching you play and talk about the hand at the same time your a different level thank you my keep safe
Around 20:48 you say “there are 21 combos we lose to” and I can’t for the life of me figure out what all of them are. Been watching you long before your UA-cam days, love how much you’ve evolved. Thanks for all the content!
Edit: figured it out. 6 combos of each pp, you have an ace so that’s 3.
This whole series has been great. Thanks for sharing Dan!
Das ist Poker auf höchstem Niveau. Hier kann man mehr lernen ,als tausende Bücher zu lesen. Ich bin größter Fan von Daniel und Fedor. Viele Grüße aus Germany
Thank you for posting this stuff DNeg. I can watch you play and talk thru hands all day. Always expanding that thought process.
Love this series. To be able to understand the mindset of a player during live play, especially a legend, is a great experience. Thanks DNegs!
Thanks for this, I have been trying to improve my game. These new school videos help.
Insta watches every time, keep em coming
This was your best series. Loved it
Been waiting for this one
Thanks a lot for doing this been learning a lot from this series
The 10h7h hand at 6:11 is beautiful. Most likely a bluff from villain but the distinction between calling the bluff and putting him all in even when he only has 10bb left is so important. Shoving is losing poker all day. Daniel's reads r so fine but he doesn't just rely on his reads he also considers the best logical option. It's basically GTO + really good exploitative at the same time. Winning poker.
these are fantastic videos. please do more of this format
You can't find a better free lesson in this game. This is thousands of dollars and a lot of trail in error and analysis to learn. Even with the money lose most don't get this deep. I literally just became a better player from this content. He made a few boarder line decisions but it was all done with a concept. I need to play more with position and fold with good hands out of position. I understand everything he's doing. Dneggs you humbled yourself and became great. A true master. Small ball was a solid statagy but is like only know how to box in an Mma fight.
These videos are amazing thanks Daniel! I prefer these strategy videos. Vlogs are entertaining but I wanna learn stuff
Daniel dropping knowledge! My pokers been getting better from these
Yes! Just started your new installment.
So now I watch thse with the sound turned off to see if I would do that same thing or not. I then watch it again to hear his thinking. It really helps!
This is the best poker lesson I've ever!!
High quality stuff by the GOAT
This is priceless info. Also the St Jude's donations are AWESOME!!
it helps his taxes more that way
I will be changing my ways forsure after watching all these videos thank you for this
You are playing great, good job !
I watched daniel on that pokerstars video series and he just stood out to me even among all these pros
“Buiac asa!” Love it! I’m Romanian and had my suspicions with your last name but that confirmed it!
Just watching this series of vids over the last few days and I’ve placed second twice in tourneys.
Ace from space. Boom there it it. Nice one!
I like this because he doesn't have to have a poker face, you can see the real emotions and thought processes you normally have to contain at a table.
These plays were world class even best players in world could learn from !!
Great stuff!!!
It’s amazing whenever I remember the old showman Daniel Negreanu with the bleached hair and earring. To my untrained eye I assumed his edge came from the mind games he played by making his opponents nervous with his hilarious commentary. Never would I have expected he was so analytical with his process.
Thank you Daniel!
Great videos Dnegs
This video is great 👍 👌 👏. Nice1 Dnegs!!!😊
Thanks for the tips man
the king of check call
such good content!!!!
That 10 7 was perfect poker. You won max and midagated for losing min. Brilliant. You are playing near perfect in this.
I wish there were 100 episodes of this
I'm seeing that I know how to maximize but I have not been minimizing my losing. I bet too often. This is really filling in some holes in my game.
This is so cool and helpful Daniel. Please keep them coming
When you said buyakasha 😂😂😂 do you know what that means ahaha. Didn’t think I could love this guy anymore
Best videos you do!!!
I've been watching so many poker vlogs recently that my first instinct is to comment on the quality of specific plays. Lol
Thank you Daniel
great teacher ty.
I love your videos….so awesome
"irregardless" isn't a word
3:43 “irregardless”
You are a king! Hello from Serbia!
I feel like he's good vs Dan Smith @ 24:00 , he's calling with any Ace any pair or better, K high is just good there so much and nothing worse calls and nothing better folds in a 6bb pot. Anybody disagree?
“The bluffs don’t call ever “ Robbi: allow me to introduce myself
Dnegs when is GGpoker gonna open it's doors to US players? We are patiently waiting but we want in on the action!
IRREGARDLESS ISNT A word Daniel!! Lol
I know the board can influence it, but in general can you give a basic frequency?
The way he calls the hands of his opponents is crazy. So good at poker. Knowing how much to bet in every situation to get them to call you. Insane level of play.
Good advice on multiple buy in. Interesting we need to keep each bullet individual decision.
Let’s say you had AA and preflop bet and c bet post flop. If the opponent calls, and then there are 3 same suit with the turn, what do you do leading there? Do you c bet again or check. How often would you fold AA if the opponent jams with potential flush draw?
TY DN
damn when he played bonomo at the end you knew dnegs was cooking
Bro nice 🙂🙂
AQ UTG I had played, at the latest after the river...
Anyone else notice the four of a kind Daniel couldve had after the AQ?
Me learning im a bad poker player through this series 🤝
Great example of Value owning yourself. Thanks Dnegs, GLGL at WSOP!
A question concerning the 10 7 of hearts suited. If Danny raised and he had K J, maybe in that case he wouldv called?
Love Daniel Negreanu
Rate the rounders reference "very aggriesive"
I don't think I could fold that 55 buy I understand the logic. I wanna know his range of jams. I do get he jam bluffs with those odds more often.
Can u please explain y u folded QJ on button for 2.4 big blind
30 minute video. 15+ ads. Still worth it
I am playing almost like that but get coolered like that at the end. I have some 2/3 place cashes in bw but its been going like this pretty much. AA get crushed by k5s and next hand KK by JJ
Brilliant check on the flop at 29:30, I would have bet 80% pot on the river though to look like a bluff
JT would have a much harder life - you have to use the same sizing both as a bluff and value, if you do that then the half pot is no problem
He's come a long way from the Doug Polk heads up challenge
Did he just say bullshitnesses!? LOL😂……that’s awesome!
Just honestly curious, what’s to stop his opponents from stream sniping him and seeing his hands?
I was wondering when you were discussing raising when they only call with better hands at 9:35 is there value in raising so they don’t see your cards at the end of the hand when they fold?
No. If only better hands call and only worse hands fold, putting in more money only gives you -EV, because the times they are strong you will have lost the maximum. What would worry you about them seeing that you played a hand correctly? If anything, it could induce bluffs into you. Which is +EV for you.
You just have to keep the balance by occasionally checking strong hands to them on the river to induce the bluff, because you laid the ground work that you will check marginal hands to them and could be blown off of it.
In these tournaments, can you cash out at anytime or do you have to play for first place?
Why would you cash out before you get knocked out? Better to understand, why would you take less when you can have more? You're not trolling right?
Wouldn’t the point in raising sometimes be to keep your opponent guessing on what your playing?
With AdQc and a flop 57Q with 2 hearts, shouldn’t you bet the flop big to avoid the other player from getting a flush? When I hit top pair top kicker and there’s any draws out there I usually bet big.
it feels like justin bonomo was watching the stream
How can 30 min fly by so quickly! I press start, and it says "part 5 coming soon"
At 8:20 why are you holding QJo on the BTN?
All these check backs on flop with the best had is gonna get him wrecked
7:56 - i'm not sure if i agree that villain would not bet a K there, but I am not DNegs...